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I got one for xmas. it is about 8 feet long...& although it is not perfect....i think it might help to groove in a smooth stroke. I firgure it is something to do while watching TV lol

Anyone tried these....any feedback?

The link below is something similar to what I have.


http://cgi.ebay.com/CLUB-CHAMP-AUTO-...item23042ca918


In my clicgear.gif 2.0 Push Cart and callaway.gifgolf bag are - 

 

 Z-Star driver 10.5  Mashie 3 and 7 metals  Mashie 4 hyrbird  Z-Star 4-PW Irons  cleveland.gifCG Black 48, 52, 56 degree wedges  GoLo putter  upro mx+ gps


You should also check out the accelerator 3 putting mat. I have it and I just love it because it has markers for 3,5 and 7 feet putts and it helps you align properly. If you get bored of the lines, you can stop placing the ball on the markers.

http://www.edwinwattsgolf.com/golf-e...73_-1_1145.htm

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I got one for xmas. it is about 8 feet long...& although it is not perfect....i think it might help to groove in a smooth stroke. I firgure it is something to do while watching TV lol

I have this same exact one. The problem I have is that it came boxed up and has ridges in the green because it was in the box for so long. Now I've noticed it has a right to left swing to it because of it and haven't been able to figure out how to get the wrinkles out. I even tried steam ironing it with no success.

What I just did was get a measuring tape out and drew a few straight lines parallel to the end of the green to ensure that my putter face is square to the hole. I also drew a mark on the center of that line so that I make sure I'm at center when putting. The problem I have like I said earlier is that I can't get the green smooth, so I'm not getting and honest tell on how I'm putting.

I have this same exact one. The problem I have is that it came boxed up and has ridges in the green because it was in the box for so long. Now I've noticed it has a right to left swing to it because of it and haven't been able to figure out how to get the wrinkles out. I even tried steam ironing it with no success.

I noticed the same problem. But I put a long box on it to try to smooth it out. Hopefully that helps.

I also measured it & put out some lines on it marking where 4,5,6 & 7 feet area to be able to gauge the distance. The one I have is 7 feet long. Another thing I have noticed....I think the hole is bigger than a real golf hole :(


In my clicgear.gif 2.0 Push Cart and callaway.gifgolf bag are - 

 

 Z-Star driver 10.5  Mashie 3 and 7 metals  Mashie 4 hyrbird  Z-Star 4-PW Irons  cleveland.gifCG Black 48, 52, 56 degree wedges  GoLo putter  upro mx+ gps


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I picked up one on E-Bay that was 3' x 12'. I really like it. It rolled out like a rug but is thick enough to smooth the imperfections in my cellar floor. I wanted something that would have 10 ft putts or more. Info is below:

You are bidding on a 3' x 12 Indoor Putting Green with cup.
* Putting Area – 3' x 12'
* Stimp Reading = 12
* Comes with 1 Cup and Short Flag
* Custom Greens Available upon request. Please call 877-881-8477 or email james@xgrass.com for more info and to get a quote.

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I got one for xmas. it is about 8 feet long...& although it is not perfect....i think it might help to groove in a smooth stroke. I firgure it is something to do while watching TV lol

If you use is regularly you will see a difference next spring. Many years ago I got one, mine was a 9 or 10 foot one, and made a point of every day spending at least 15 minutes putting. Since then I have been deadly from that distance and in, my confidence in my putting was unbelievable.

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Yeah, wanna make 14 dollars the hard way?


jackson and moadhia, what is the quality of the plastic like on the putting mats? i have a buddy how has one, and it's junk. Knowing him though, i'm sure it was rather inexpensive.

jackson and moadhia, what is the quality of the plastic like on the putting mats? i have a buddy how has one, and it's junk. Knowing him though, i'm sure it was rather inexpensive.

I'm not sure what it is made out of....but it is about 1/8" thick or so. The ball seems to roll smooth & it seems pretty durable.


In my clicgear.gif 2.0 Push Cart and callaway.gifgolf bag are - 

 

 Z-Star driver 10.5  Mashie 3 and 7 metals  Mashie 4 hyrbird  Z-Star 4-PW Irons  cleveland.gifCG Black 48, 52, 56 degree wedges  GoLo putter  upro mx+ gps


Yea my Fiance just purchased me one for Christmas. Im not a huge fan. If i want to practice my stroke i'll hit balls across the carpet. Its hard to practice a real putt on a straight away mat with no breaks. I used it for about 5 minutes and i dont like it. I told her i didnt want one but i guess she knows how much i love Golf and thought i would use it. Im lucky tho and my backyard touches a 9 hole course called Fairless Hills Golf Course. I walk over and use the practice green.

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Driver: VR Pro 9.5 Stiff

5 wood:SQ Stiff

3 Iron Hybrid:SQ Stiff Aldila Proto Vs 95-S

4-PW:VR Split Cavity Irons

SW:VR Black Satin 56

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